"via interventions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to show the method or means by which something is done or achieved. Example: The company was able to increase its profits via interventions in their marketing strategies.
We can entertain the prospect of enhancing our physical and psychic abilities; of manipulating our biological traits via interventions into the genome; of achieving the tech-gnostic dream of immortality by encoding our distinguishing traits and feeding the composite of our identities into a computer program.
However, it may also indicate that respondents opt for other ways of improving knowledge about medication rather than via interventions aimed at patient safety.
We estimated the total global burden due to diarrhoea, malaria and HIV at nearly 135 million DALYs per year, indicating a tremendous opportunity to impact global disease targets via interventions such as IPCs.
Both could be enhanced via interventions such as individual therapy to increase psychosocial resilience, family therapy, and implementation of programs targeting social activities that the older patients in question find personally meaningful.
Evidence for prevention of this form of self-poisoning via interventions involving private vendors may also be useful for preventing medicine self-poisoning, a problem that is on the increase in Sri Lanka.
There is mounting evidence that sustainable increases in happiness levels are possible via interventions that teach ways of refocusing one's perspective and priorities, and that these increases are sustained over time.
Our results are consistent with those of (Sharan et al., 2014) who studied the effect of TBT on thyroid gland, they declared that TBT possessed antithyroid effect via intervention with thyroid hormone regulation.
These elements require further evaluation via intervention studies.
Risk with primary partners is also an important issue to address via intervention.
Overall, the aim was to identify problems or undesirable situations that might be alleviated via "intervention through a family system" [ 9] such as family consultations or family meetings.
In Zimbabwe, the intervention targeted truck drivers and roadside vendors (via intervention delivery at halting sites); military personnel (via information sessions at local barracks); and couples (via promotions encouraging joint MVCT and PTSS attendance).
